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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03
InInye With Kate.

MINNEA0IIs, June Friends OF Geo.
w. Gill, who il said To have become insane
in London, say this condition is due TO un-
requitted love for Kate CaStlcton, the act
ress. Mr.. Gill's father knew Miss Castle
ton and encouraged her 10 bocome an act
ress. Young Glll also got Ia know her,
aud did not conceal his love for the lady.
lie rovcd from city 10 ciiy.in England that
he might he near her To avoid a crisis
Mrs. Gill sold her property and with her
son came back to the United States Then
Miss Castleton appeared here several years
ago, and Georges love broke out airush.
Her marriage did not seem Ia disturb him
much, but he frequently spoke Of his un-
controllable passion for her. lie d,sap.
peared not long ago, and his friends iirt
heard of him at London.
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INTERVIEW WITH MRS. KIssANE,

She Intimates That Family Considerations
Alone Restrain Her Husband from
wreaking Vengeance on His Informer.
SAN FRNNCIsCO, June 2.-Since the fact
Of the whereabouts Of the now widely y no
torious Willian Kissane, alias VIM. X,
Rogers, made known two days ago, news,
paper men have visited his ranch, about
three miles from SOnoma. The house OF
Kissane il stone, with broad verandas.
At his home are his wife and grown
daughter. To a reporter to-day, the
wife of Kissane said General
Francis Darr, TO whom is ascribed
the reopening of Kissane's Eastern career,
had made the exposure owing to Kissane's q
failure to pay claim for $4,000 on &C
count Of the Chemical Bank of New York.
Since the suit has actually been COM
menced the amount has dropped TO
81, 800. Mrs. Rogers says General Darr
and his wife had visited them at their
house prior To the publication Of the de-
tails of her husbands supposed career.
She claims to have taken an inventory Of
their effects but had expressed only
the most friendly personal regard.
Mrs. Rogers was asked how she thought
the affair would end. II know how
il would have been ended hong ago If had
not begged and implored my husband, for
nv sake and the sake OF our children 10
leave the punishment Of Darr's malice and
cruelty 10 some other hand than his own,
she replied. at il well for General Darr
that Colonel Rogers has family around
him. some Of them little ones, or long be-
fore this he would have had to have set
tied with the man whom he has pursued
like a fiend for no cause that We can i'm
agine, except the desire to eItOrt money. "
She said her husband would defend the
matter in the courts
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BENwOOD.

The X. Of L. Assembly held special
meeting last night.
A consignment Of ore has arrived for the
forge department Of the BenwOod iron
works.
A bright little boy named Morris Pen.
dergast met with distressing accident yes
terday while riding on freight train ON the
rear Of car. Another car WA run in and
ammed against the one on which he was
standing. crushing one OF his feet between
them, nasbing three Of the tOes entirely
of.
Mr.. W. Cfockard has returned from At
tending the meeting Of blast furnace men
beld in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. J. Deegan has accepted the position
OF night OPERATOR nj the Junction.
Mr.. W. McMechen has returned from .
trip through Ohio.
There will be n graduating elaA at the
public school this year.
The stockholders sf the CD operative store
will hold meeting tomorrow evening,
The surveyor WAS engaged on the new
street yesterday.
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QUEEN KApIoLANI arrived at Liverpool
yesterday.
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TOUGH ON POWDERLY
THE LOT OF THE GENERAL MASTER WORK
NAN NOT A HAPPY ONE
The /. Of L Revolt Shll Spreading s-Carpst Work
ss Issue an Appeal for Assistance and Re
vsrgs-A Bold Charge Made Against
the General Executive Board.

CHICAGO, June A morning paper
publishes the following: At last nights
meeting of District Assembly "a q secret
circular from Philadelphia was read, off,
ciallp notifying the Chicago Knights Of the
expulsion OF ID. A. 126 and warning them
against receiving any travelling or transfer
cards from that assembly.
The District was not expelled, such action
being unconstitutional. No action WAS
taken, and the document was very coldly
received.
Another and an extremely interesting
circular is being received by the Secretaries
of all the local Assemblies in this city and
all over the United States. Ii emanates
from ID. A. l26 and is an appeal for assist
ance and revenge.
After reviewing the facts ~ above stat
cd, from their standpoint, il charges Mas
ter Workman Powderly and the General
Executive Board with criminal incompe-
tency, hints broadly at corruption. Six
specific violations Of the constitution are
alleged.
Barry is said to have been in collusion
with the manufacturers, and his report IL
characterized rs false in every respect. lie
acted directly against the men without
holding any consultation with them, they
say, and declared the strike illegal upon
the false pretext that the strike was against
one man who was member Of the order.
In other words, he deliberately sold them
ont, they allege, and was sustained IN his
action by the General Executive Board.
The circular concludes with an appeal 10
all assemblies To arise and depose Powder
" and 'the corrupt and inefficient gang
with whom he has surrounded himself.
From every indication the appeal will
he met with hearty support from many
OF the Chicago local Assemblies. The an
tagonism to Powderly is not confined to
the Socialists, and in this fight Socialism Is
not involved in the dispute. IL IL the
inevitable struggle between the mixed
Assemblies and the trades unions. Dis
trict ~ represents the former, and has
formed an alliance with rowderly; one Of
the results of which, il IL claimed, was the
increase of the Master Workman's salary
10 200.
With the Montauk aud John Morrison
districts in the Fast, and the united oppo-
sition of the Pacific Coast assemblies,
Burnett q. Haskell and the Denver radi-
calls, both of the great Chicago districts, q
split on account of Roman Catholicism, u
relentless war by the powerful trades un'
ions, the avowed enmity Of the Socialists,
and decided coldness on tho part Of the
Observation-Disclosures, Mr.. Powderly's lot Is
not happy one.
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HIS VISIT TO ALBANY.
Preparations for the Entertainment of
President Cleveland and His Wife.

President Cleveland and His wife.
ALBANY, n. V, June 2.-President
Cleveland and his wife, it is now definitely
known, will be the guests of Governor
Hill at the new Executive Mansion upon
their return from the Adirondack wilder
ness
1t is thought that the President will ar
rive here from the North on Saturday,
June II. lie will remain here several days
and will visit the friends he made here
while Governor of the State. Colonel and
Mrs. Lamont will accompany the President
to this city, hut will then, it is said, de
part for Cortland. n. Y, their former
home, where they will remain for few
days.
In anticipation Of the coming of the
President force of over fifty men was put
at work in the Executive Mansion yester-
day to prepare it for occupation. The
carpet men were putting down handsome
carpets and the furniture dealers were
bringing into the house the elegant furni-
ture which has recently been purchased for
the building. Much of the furniture is
mahogany. The walls of the rooms have
been handsomely frescOed. All will be
lighted by electricity. There is a billiard
room which the President may enjoy dur
| inv his visit.
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The TbI.tte Get, There.

LONDON, June 2.-Tbe race under the
auspices Of the new Thames Yacht Club
took place to-day. The course was the
same a. yesterdays race, from Lower Hope
TO Mouse light ship and return, adistance
Of fifty miles. A start was made at
ll;57:30 q m. in the following order:
Genesta, sybls, Sleuth Hound, Wendur,
Thistle, Neptune, IreI, and Fox Hound.
The GeD.sta and Syble were called back
for going across the line before the gun wa
fired. At Thames bod the Thistle was
well away, followed by Wendur, Ires, Nep.
tune, and Fox Hound. Prom befe, close
l,auled, they lay quite down past the shore.
All carried jib foresail, mainsail and square
headed topaails. with the exception Of the
Thistle, which had her jib-headed tOpszil.
The Irex on passing Wendur took down
her tOpsails. After getting around the
light ship Spinnakers, bigger topsails and
lib tOpsails were set and all came along
home at tremendous pace, finishing ia
the following order: Thistle, 4:43; IreI,
4;52; wendur, 4;59; Neptune, 51s3; and
Fox Hound, 5,iL
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rnrn nsnnnIxnt IhIcnyn.

CHICAGO, June ,. The report to the
effect that the North Chicago Rolling Mill
Company's works, together with those OF
the Calumet Iron Company, the Joliet
Iron and Steel Company, and others,
would shut down in few days, owing to
the scarcity OF coke caused by the trouble
IN the Pennsylvania regions, IL not IN ac-
cordance with the facts. A North Chi
cago Company official says that they have
enough coke TO run their furnaces for a
week or more vet. The Calumet Company
does not expect to shut down ut all, ~ 1t
has sufficient coke to keep its furnaces
running 1t is the same with other iron
companies There is enough outside coke
TO keep the smaller works busy, the
North Chicago rolling mills being the
only ones that may have TO shut down l
the Pennsylvania trouble il not settled.
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French FACTION. EoualIy Divided

PARIS, June 2-The two divisions
which have been had in the Chamber OF
Deputies as the result of the declarations
of policy between Premier Rouyier and
Minister of War, Ferron, have shown that
the Chamber is composed of three factions
of very nearly equal strength. The eS-
treme Left and the radical Left, that is to
say the groups favorable TO NJ. Clemenceau,
have together $50 votes. The Union of the
Let's, foImed of the old Republican Left,
the former Republican Union, and the
Democratic Left, comprises lsO votes.
This constitutes at present the Centre party
of the Chamber. The Right composed of
Legitimists, Orleanists and Bonapartists,
commands total of ls0 votes. The cx-
istence of the Rouyier ministry is regarded
in political circles as extremely precarious.
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Good for Easthan.
ctGl Ttlegram 10 he Register,

special TJLegram 10 he Register.
SANDUSEY, o., June 2.-Wheeling won
the best game seen on the home grounds
this season. In the last half Of the eighth,
with the score tied, EllifT was hit by a
pitched ball, when two men were out. He
took second on Miller's rank error and
came home with the winning run on last
hams single. The grounds were in bad
condition from four days rain. The errors
were mostly excusable. Clark pitched a
magnificent game and was hit safely only
six times. Erstham was effective, but gave
two men bases on balks. The attendance
was light on account of the weather. The
game was without any special features.
Score:
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THE NEWMAN TRIAL.
The state Opens Its Arguments-Al seven
Attorneys 10 speak.

The state Opens Its Arguments-Ah seven
Attorneys 10 speak.
Sy,rur TL1rum iD Oh, Register
New MARTINsvHLE, June 2.-The
State examined one of the jurors, ---
Siycrt. who stated the manner in which
he heard about the murder of Jacob BaX
ter and to whom he told it. His evidence
. was not very material.
Before opening the case the State asked
tor instructions, which were objected to
nv the defense rs contrary to the practices
OF this Court, as provided by the Bar
Rules. Ii was agreed that the lnstruc-
tions asked on both sides should he placed
in the hands OF the Court before the clos
ing of the argument. ,
Prosecuting Attorney w. ,. whey
opened the case for the State IN a two
houss speech, fully citing the law, but
hurrie3ly commenting on the evidence, as
all the seven attOrnieS in the case Will
speak. All to-day and tomorrow, at
least. will he consumed in the arguments
of counsel and the case will not likely be
giveu to the jury before Saturday.
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Ahuirn tn AInfharS.

Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
nv millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value Is
incalcusble. 1t relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery and diarrh9a, grip
inc in the bowels, and wind COlic. By
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
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Another "Combine" Strike for $4,000.

The Quaker City has several times shown
the falsity that "lightning never strikes
twice in the same place" Not long ago q
combination of Lombard and South SITS.
Railroad conductors drew $4,000 in the
Louisiana State Lottery, but the drawing
on Tuesday, April 18th, has proven a still
greater windfall in One-tenth Of the $3.50, =
600 capital prize, to a combination Of
thirteen men employed by the firm Of
Goodell & Waters, machinery manufactur-
ers, Hamilton, above Fifteenth St Most
of the members of the club, although not
in want, are men Of very moderate means,
and the Sl,l53 which each will soon re
eeiye, will, no doubt, be put to good use.
Philadelphia pa IAquirT, April 1s.
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Result Of the Coke Strike.

PTTTsBURG, PA, June The coke
strike has now lasted one month, and its
effects are being felt throughout the indus
trial regions of the country. On account
the scarcity Of fuel furnaces are closing
down, and many mills have suspended
operations, thereby throwing thousands OF
men out of employment. In the coke
region alone there are over l3, 900 idle men,
and it is estimated that they have lost in
wages nearly half million dollars.
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ParneII Again in London.

LONDON, June 2-Mr. Parnell has re.
turned to London much improved by bis
short sojourn at the seaside. He has sum.
moned a meeting OF his party for Monday
10 discuss further amendments 10 the CO.
erCion bill.
Advices from Sierra Leon say that the
native warriors under the chiefs invaded
the British settlements Of Sberbro and
Sultys pilIaging and burning Villages en-
route, tOrturing and killing the native in
habitants and taking 80 prisoners.
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SrE EDWARD THORNTON, representing
the English boudholders at Richmond, has
,,led tosecure a satisfactory settlement OF
the Virginia debt question. He says, and
truthIullv. that the better class Of the peO-
plc OF Virginia favor an honest adjustment
nf III, debt, hut are oyerruled by the polit-
nj G,rrps
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Tramplsd to Death.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, June "A terrible
panic prevailed here yesterday afternoon
in the Catholic Cathedral, caused by the
falling ola candle, which set fire to one OF
the altars.
The day being religious holiday, the
church was crowded to Overilowlns prinCl-
pally with women and children. AT the
sight of the smoke the crowd became fran
tic. and the usual scenes of u terror-strlcken
struggling mass Of humanity followed.
Several children were killed and quite a
number of women severely injured. The
scene at the main entrance OF the church
WAS pitiful. Women snd children were ly'
ing about, crying with pain, while the doc
tors were doing thir utmost TO reSuScltate
the sufferers. Official reports of the mum
Der killed are not 0btainable at the present
writing
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Svitchers mt Work.

CoRYDON, IND, June =. - Shortly
after midnight twenty-five masked men
belonging to a band of regulators, known
a. the knights of the Switch" rode up
to the house of family named Lynch,
living in Scott township, seven miles west
of this place, and, taking Mrs Lucinda
Lynch and her daughter Mary into the
ward, stripped them and whipped them
with switches until they tainted.
Old man Lynch WAS compelled, at the
point of a pistol, TO witness the chastise-
ment Mrs Lynch was in a delicate con-
ditiOn, and il is feared she will die from
the effects of the whipping.
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The Murderer I. in West virginia.

SDsrtl Tbgrsra 10 Zee Register.
PARKERsTUEG, June Information
comes from over the river that Sher,
man Law, aged ~, upon the refusal OF
Lizzie Berg to marry him when he asked
her. at her home. drew revolver and fired
twice. The second bullet entered the body
Of the Younger sister, who tried to save
Lizzie, intlictluG a probably fatal wound.
All the parties lived in Washington county
Ohio. not far from here, and were promi
nent country people. Law left the house
and skipped TO this State, where he is now
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Hanlon Will Raw.

LONDON, June 2-lIanlan's backer has
cabled the stakeholder in the Hanlan
Beach match, n positive assurance that
Hanlan will row.
The Queen, in c0mmemOratiOn of the
jubilee, will order the release Of all mill
tary prisoners confined for petty ofienses
Queen lKapiolaDi and suite arrived ai
Liverpool to-day. A royal salute wa
fired in honor of her majesty. The Mayor
and guard Of honor composed Of police
and soldiers met the royal party at the
wharf and escorted them to the North.
western Hotel, in state procession. Queen
Kapiolani will proceed 10 London on
Monday.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
il poor. you are bothered with Headache,
Won are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace mp,
but not with stimulauts, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, and then leave you IN
worse condition than before. What you
want il 40 Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action Of Liver and
kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric BittSrs,
and only 50 cents bottle at Logan & Co. 8
Drug Store.
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Parkersburg Steps Up.

WASHINGTON, June among the
places having attained 4 population OF
10, 900, or their postOf1ice having returned
$40, ,OO0 or over, the free delivery system
will he extended to them, are the follow
ing: Ohio-HamiltOn, Lima, Newark,
Portsmouth, Steubenville, Wooster, Nenia.
West MISUNDERSTANDING. Letters are
now in course of preparation instrncting
postmasters of the above named places with
regard to the institution of the system.
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GopId Reported Dead.

New YORK, June 2.-Paciic Mail was
hammered quite freely after two O'Clock
this afternoon by the boys, who circulated
a rumor that Jay Gould had died suddenly
to-day at his residence at IrvingtOn-on-the
Hudson. ON their hammering the stock
declined 81 per cent The report was
promptly denied by Mr.. GOuld's son, who
said il arose from the fact that his father
had slight attack of neuralgia, but was
now fully recovered and would leave for
Fortress Monroe tomorrow.
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PLAYING GREAT BALL
THE WHEELING BOYS DOWN SANDUSKY'S
FOUR TO THREE
A Good Game Played on Rain Soaked GrOtnds
Eastman Pitches EfsCtVsly-Zsnesyills Beats
the Kalama2OOs Victory for
the StsubenYille Club.

Everybody was delighted with the good
news from Sandusky yesterday. The
boys are certainly playing great ball so far
on their trip, and two games out OF three
from the ''Sandys" may be confidently
expected. Eastman was given his first
trial, and from the small score made by the
opposing club, must have pitched a great
game. 1t is to be hoped that he will prove
the mascot that the boys have been look
ing for SO long.
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MAN wants but little here below
But wants that little strong

This is especially true of purge. The
average man OF woman does not precisely
banker for it, as q rule, but when taken,
wishes it to be prompt, sure and effective.
Dr Pieree's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets
leave nothing to be desired in point OF etfi-
eacy, and vet their action is totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms, or dlSa-
greeable after-effects. Purely vegetable
nerfectly harmless.
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There Is great excitement In the district
Protection Movement In Spain.

MADRID, June "A strong protection
movement is developing in Spain. Sena-
tors and Deputies representing the farming
and manufacturing districts and men Of all
parties are urging the Government to take
early steps to pass law looking to the
protecting of native industry by the impo-
sition of higher duties on foreign cereals
and cattle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03

4 UorKINSvILLE, KY, horse running
Inns, in the streets of that town during a
thunder storm, stood in the halo Of
1,m,y. " in which the shoes were wreuched
from his feet and hurled through the air
like burning Goals. The horse gallOped
AWAY uuiniured. Mr.. JOSEPH MULHAT-
r,X Is now in Kentucky.
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RuekIen's Arnica SalVe.

The hest salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction ol
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Go.
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EsiI,reoftbe Car Drivers Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1t is the gen
eral impression that the street car drivers
strike is at an end. All the men that can
get back to their old situations are doing
so. Prominent Knights Of Labor say that
the strike is q virtual failure, and that 1t
will be declared illegal by the General Ex-
ecutiye Committee, to whom it will be re-
ferred by Mr.. PoWderly.
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prnF's. JACK FILES, of Chicago, and
TnuN REAGAN, OF Brooklyn, hammered
,,rhu other for 81, ,4OOstakes on the Hudson.
REAGAN Knocked FILES out BY thumP
or the i,w in the 4lth round.
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ALBANY, n. Y, June "A special to
the Albany Journal from Malone, n. T.,
says: Ex-Vice President W. 4. Wheeler
is dying. He is unconscious and while he
may live several days, his death at any
moment would not he unexpected.
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EHeii<msnt On Tsxss.

Great excitement has been caused In the
vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. J. r Coriey, who Vas
% helpless that he could not turn in bed.
or rails. bis head; everybody aid he was
dying Of Consumption. A trial hottie Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery uas sent him.
Finding relief. he bought Large bottle
and bor Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes Of
Pills and two bottles Of ths Discovery, he
was we'll and had gained In hesh thirty
six pounds. Trial hktles Of this Great
Discovery fos Consunydos frss a Lagan
d Co.'S
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Makes a Turning Point.

LONDON, June 2.-The Standard says:
''The Radical Conference marks turning
point in the political history Of the coun-
try. Mr.. Chamberlain's speech was more
important and decisive than any hitherto
made by q Liberal-U nionist"